Intensive Study Programme Estonia 2018

Social Innovation for the Lahemaa National Park

Group Foto SELC Workshop 2018

Posters of the Business Ideas

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  Merekalda Bed & Breakfast by Cornelia Moarcas, Tabea Klein, Katharina Görke, Catalina Gomez Putzer, Leonard Vellend; Original file:https://bit.ly/2HdPrD2
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  Lahemaa Elixir by Ina Fischer, Aneta Girlovan, Manuel Singh, Rashad Gasimov; Original file:https://bit.ly/2HdPPBu
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  Kolga Estate Enterprise by Stefan Scheer, Jorge Lehmkuhl, Oana Miruna Craciunescu, Teodor Mihai; Original file:https://bit.ly/2LRptJ2
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  The Lahemaa Experience by Martijn Nettenbreijers, Peter Lanting, Tosca Haselberger, Carsten Kaiser, Waithira Gichiri; Original file:https://bit.ly/2ssw8RS
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  HARA Mission by Jort Dijkstra, Elena Duicu, Simon Leberl, Luuk van der Meulen; Original file:https://bit.ly/2HaGme9
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  Enterprise Development Center by Adrian Ciobanu, Freek Wiltvank, Gloria Nalule, Claudia Bostan; Original file:https://bit.ly/2HcT7VD
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  Enterprise Development Center Version 2; Original file:https://bit.ly/2kGNPJd
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  Smart Lahemaa by Daniela-Veronica Racoviță, Septimiu Simion, Adrian Gunter, Olivia Pawlak; Original file:https://bit.ly/2sAdl6z

Impressions

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  Our local team: Andry Padar, Tarmo Pilvin and Roger Evans
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  Exploring abandonned buildings from the Soviet period: the Pärispea military base
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  The Lahema coastline was largely inaccessible during the Soviet period which is one of the reasons for its low use intensity
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  The former Soviet research centre as one potential area of intervnetion
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  Local coordinator Kaisa Linno explains about problems and potentials in the town of Loksa
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  Workshop participants listen to local stakeholders
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  At the former Soviet Hara submarine base, a spot with high potential for alternative futures
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  The Kolga Manor is currently abandonned. A splendid house surrounded by a large landscape garden.
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  Welcome and lunch at the NGO Kolgaküla Village Association.
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  Kaisa explains the system context of the Lahemaa National Park
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  Roundtable discussions with local stakeholders from different sectors
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  Explanations about the challenges for nature tourism
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  Staff meeting with design thinking briefing at the Vinistu Art Hotel
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  Frist business plan 'warm-up' exercise with role play pitch
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  Group formation around related topics
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  The project monitoring process
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  Design Thinking Day 1: Finding 'What if' questions
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  Analysing the system context of ideas
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  Review session with supervisors
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  Estonian evening with local folk dancing and singing group
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  Design Thinking Day 2: Prototyping
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  Pitching the prototypes (1)
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  Pitching the prototypes (2)
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  Reviewing feedback
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  Moving to the second workshop location: Tartu
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  Additional theory lectures: Shahrazad Hadad on marketing
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  Staff review session
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  Working with the business model canvas
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  Specifying the product
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  Final presentation: rehearsing role plays
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  Final presentation: group presentations
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  Final presentation: audience with local stakeholders
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  Final presentation: group presentations
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  Final presentation: poster session with local stakeholders (1)
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  Final presentation: poster session with local stakeholders (2)
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  Finished
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  Local major announces the most suitable project as selected by the local stakeholders
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  The local line dance group performs for the workshop participants
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  Local stakeholders are thankful for the ideas generated
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  Great finish with the SELC cake: Thank you!

Funding Programme ERASMUS+

The strategic partnership ' Social entrepreneurship for local change' has been (partially) funded by the ERASMUS+ grant program of the European Union under grant no.2015-1-DE01-KA203-002161. Neither the European Commission nor the project's national funding agency are responsible for the content or liable for any losses or damage resulting of the use of these resources.